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Redirecting to web page in another assembly?

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    Hristiyan
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    WebApp A is referencing WebApp B. Is there a way you can redirect the user from for example "testA.aspx" in WebApp A to "testB.aspx" in WebApp B

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      WebApp A is referencing WebApp B. Is there a way you can redirect the user from for example "testA.aspx" in WebApp A to "testB.aspx" in WebApp B

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      Manas Bhardwaj
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      Hristiyan wrote:

      WebApp A is referencing WebApp B

      How do you reference two web apps? :confused:

      Hristiyan wrote:

      Is there a way you can redirect the user from for example "testA.aspx" in WebApp A to "testB.aspx" in WebApp B

      Do a response.redirect:rose:

      Please remember to rate helpful or unhelpful answers, it lets us and people reading the forums know if our answers are any good.

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        WebApp A is referencing WebApp B. Is there a way you can redirect the user from for example "testA.aspx" in WebApp A to "testB.aspx" in WebApp B

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        You can achieve it after you host both the application, and then you can hardcore the url of the testb.aspx in testa.aspx page.

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          You can achieve it after you host both the application, and then you can hardcore the url of the testb.aspx in testa.aspx page.

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          Hristiyan
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          So there is no actual way to do that by hosting only one web app. If i want to host 2 web apps, doest that mean i need a subdomain fr the other?

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